Aineettomille

Aineettomille is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the allative plural form of the adjective aineeton, meaning intangible or immaterial. The form marks a destination or recipient and is used when the target of an action or the thing being referred to is intangible. In typical sentences the noun that the adjective modifies is supplied in the allative or is understood from context, so aineettomille often appears with ellipsis.

Usage and context

Aineettomille is most common in formal or specialized registers, such as legal, economic, or philosophical writing. It is used when discussing intangible concepts, assets, or rights, and it helps to specify that the reference is directed toward or allocated to non-physical entities. Common constructions include phrases like aineettomille oikeuksille (to intangible rights) and aineettomille arvoille (to intangible values).

Relation to related forms

The form illustrates how Finnish uses the allative case (-lle) to indicate direction toward or for a referent. As a grammatical form, aineettomille does not stand alone as a concept; it functions within larger noun or noun-adjective phrases. The meaning is derived from the context and the accompanying noun in the sentence.

Examples

Kustannusarviot kohdennettiin aineettomille oikeuksille. Tämän tutkimuksen painopiste on aineettomille arvoille kohdistuvissa näkökohdissa.

See also

Finnish grammar, allative case, aineeton.